Boston Post issue April 29 1910 strong daily paper
The Boston Post dated April 29 1910 issue page provides the daily edition details and publication office address at 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts. It identifies the paper as an independent democratic publication issued by Post Publishing Co. with the dated number and volume.
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The
Boston Post
Independent Democratic Paper
Amenea
Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Subscription rates and postal details for The Daily Post
The notice lists One year and six month subscription prices for The Daily Post and The Sunday Post, with Canada copy rates. It notes second class mailing, instructs prepaid subscriptions, and warns that payments are at sender's risk with checks or money orders payable to POSl PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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The
Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Mass
Posl Publishing
Hammerstein Retires From Opera Amid Financial Relief
The article notes Oscar Hammerstein’s $2,100,000 payout by the Metropolitan-Boston to quit opera, citing financial and physical strain. It calls for reform in grand opera governance, urging public scrutiny of mayoral appointees and state commission approvals to ensure transparency and accountability.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
New York
America
The City Beautiful: Stop Billboards Now in Boston
A public appeal condemns billboard ads marring Boston boulevards. It urges law relief via prohibitively taxed undeveloped land used for objectionable displays and supports strengthening a pending Legislature bill to preserve the city’s beauty.
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Billboard Trust
Boston
The
Repudiation theory in tax amendment debate
The Boston Transcript denounces the income tax amendment as a Republican folly. It cites a Republican Congress and President supporting the measure, while arguing New York and Massachusetts legislatures should reject it. The piece questions party consistency and the political impact of defeating the amendment.
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Empire State
Boston
House
Senate
Elihu Root
New York
Municipal Appointments and Civil Service Power Debate
The piece discusses city governance powers with the Mayor controlling appointments yet subject to Civil Service Commission authority. It notes the Commission cannot itself choose department heads but can veto mayoral appointments by a majority vote under the governing statute.
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Civil Service Commission
Boston
Call to arbitrate milk price dispute in Boston
Public appeals to halt the milk war threatening May 1 disruption. Farmers and contractors urged to submit to mediation or arbitration by the State Board or a neutral civic panel to protect babies and daily milk supply. If no agreement immediate, cancel May first delivery to safeguard humanity’s sake.
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Boston
State Board of Arbitration
Aerial Flight Outpaces Navies in World Progress
The rapid evolution of aviation makes 186 mile London to Manchester flights in 12 hours routine and hints at ocean crossings soon. A Wrights' view suggests air travel will become common, reducing emphasis on large naval forces.
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Paulhan
London
Manchester
Wrights
Taggart Repudiated at Indiana Democratic Convention
The Indiana Democratic convention repudiates Tom Taggart as a U S Senate candidate and endorses John W. Kern who will challenge Senator Beveridge. The party shows renewed sense, and Indiana is congratulated.
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Tom” Taggart
United States Senate
Indiana
Hoosier
Taggart
Tseless
John W. Kern
Beveridge
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk and Sale Ad Pars
A satirical poem fragment mocks summer plans and work. It includes a humorous verse about not caring for the season and a light social critique. The piece ends with a real estate advertisement for green mountain seed and eating potatoes at seven cents per bushel.
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William Copeland
Bridgewater
Mass
Bridgewater Independent
Homstead
An Affair of Honor in Abbeville Ends in Ridiculous Duel Threat
Mrs. Mary Schexnalder of Abbeville challenges neighbor Mrs. Charlotte Williams to a shotgun duel at fifty paces over a hat remark. The letter urges safer alternatives such as hatpins or verbal battle to preserve honor without risking bystanders.
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Mary Schexnalder
Abbeville
Charlotte Williams
Charlotte
Mary
Anti-Swear Club Forms in Bellefontaine Ohio
In Pellefontaine Ohio a group of men forms an Anti-Swear Club pledging to avoid profanity. Members agreed never to utter strong expressions, opting for the phrase Ding-smash it instead, leading to a noted rise in ding smashing around town.
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Bellefontaine
Slope-Shoulders Letter Seeks Fix From a Boston Reader
A reader with sloped shoulders writes Boston about suspenders slipping and belt circulation issues. A witty reply suggests a back-buttoned one piece suit paid by the tailor, ending with a jab about the wife’s role in the setup and a humorous dose of “her own medicine.”
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Newt
Boston
Little Memoirs Business Man
The note quotes a salesman motto about selling only what customers need or deserve. It also highlights Frank L. Stanton, hailed as a leading humorist, who writes a weekly department in the Sunday Post with his witty gems copied nationwide.
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Frank L. Stanton
Sunday Post
Rotterdam Scene During Roosevelt Europe Tour Homeward Stop
The narrative notes Rotterdam as a key stop on Colonel Roosevelt's northward journey touring Europe. It highlights the Maas tidal river, the city’s canals, the Groote Market with Erasmus statue, St. Lawrence church, Boysmans Museum, and the canals and bridges shaping visitor impressions. Rotterdam handles large sea traffic and substantial Dutch trade with the Rhine, reflecting its status as a major port.
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Rotterdam
Roosevelt
Holland
Maas
Rotte
Floris V. of Holland
Leuvenhaven
Hague
Amsterdam
Boysmans
Rhine
Oddities and remarks brighten a Boston day
The column recounts random incidents from Boston area life. A theatre seating ritual prompts laughter when a latecomer misreads the process. A collie greets a returning mistress at a train, then a prankish candle of misread dialogue at a theatre actor. Other notes report public officials, a schooner repair, a charity play, and Adams Academy's closure after Dr. Everett’s death.
Unhappy Husband Laments Nagging Wife in 1910 Verse
The poem portraits Uncle Walt Mason describing a tired husband whose labor ends at a tense home. A nagging wife, tireless tongue, and constant fault finding erode his peace, while urging wives to foster kindness and harmony at home.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The 11th anniversary of the Unitarian Church at Winchester marked Pastor Rev. William S. Lawrence resigning to lead national religious education work. New pastor Rev. Karl Rodemeyer preaches at German Methodist Church. Rev. William Allen takes over First Methodist Episcopal Church of Winthrop with a reception. Christian and Missionary Alliance held an all day session at Wesleyan Hall. Bible Training School and Nurse School commencement set for May 11 at St. Mark's Church Brookline. A French duke pursues Widow Wise, as told in next Sunday's Post.
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Winchester
William S. Lawrence
Lawrence
Edward A. Horton
United States
Canada
Karl Rodemeyer
William Allen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Winthrop
Christian and Missionary Alliance of Boston
Wesleyan Hall
Bible Training School
Deaconess Hospital
St. Mark's Church
Brookline
Harvard to Unveil Memorial Tablet for Spanish War Heroes
Harvard will honor 11 men who died in a war by unveiling a bronze tablet on Memorial Day May 39 in the Harvard Union. An eagle relief will grace the tablet placed over the main door to the large living room with names listed beneath the wings. Bela Pratt designed and executed the tablet for the Sanders Theatre Memorial Day exercises with university lectures that day omitted.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Oliver B. Henshaw
Philip A. Crapo
The Beauty Artist of Everyday Women
A poem extols a ubiquitous beauty expert offering skin care and cosmetic services. It praises her skills to erase time lines, sculpt features, and improve complexions. The piece notes her wide reach across regions, with many women paying her for transformation as they chase beauty.
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Legion
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